Part of the expanding PassProfessor catalog: 297 practice questions written from Georgia’s current official driver handbook. Join the notify list and we will email you when it is available. Practice will be free.
This program is part of the expanding PassProfessor catalog — join the notify list and we’ll email you when enrollment opens.
Georgia writes its own knowledge exam from its own manual. The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) issues the Class C Instructional Permit — Georgia’s learner’s permit, called Class CP — from age 15, after a vision test and a two-part knowledge exam: Road Signs and Road Rules, 20 questions each, 15 of 20 to pass each part. This page’s practice set is the Georgia slice of PassProfessor’s free Driver’s License Practice Tests: 297 original questions built only from the Georgia Drivers Manual, organized by the manual’s own sections — signs, signals, and markings and traffic laws carry the largest weight here, just as they anchor the real exam.
What’s included
Georgia only, from Georgia’s handbook. A question that helps in another state can mislead in Georgia, because speed limits, following distances, blood-alcohol rules, and permit steps differ by state. That is why this program is not one national bank. It is 50 separate state banks — 14,848 questions in total — and the Georgia set was built from Georgia’s current official driver handbook only. When you open this page’s practice set, you practice only Georgia material.
297 questions for Georgia. The Georgia bank holds exactly 297 practice questions, counted from the bank file on October 31, 2026. Every one of those 297 questions carries an explanation — 297 of 297 with a non-empty explanation, coordinator-verified — so when you miss a question you can read why the keyed answer is right before you move on.
Organized by the handbook’s own sections. The set follows the structure of the Georgia Drivers Manual (Georgia Department of Driver Services), so you can study section by section in the same order the handbook teaches the material, then mix sections together the way the real test does. The full section-by-section map is in the table below.
Free practice, with no price attached. This is a free program in PassProfessor’s Free Practice hub. There is no purchase price for this practice test, and nothing on this page should be read as implying a charge for it. Joining the notify list is only about being told when the Georgia set opens.
Built to be re-checked when the handbook changes. Georgia revises its handbook, and a practice question that matched last year’s edition can drift. This bank is tied to the handbook edition named in the internal record for this package, and future refreshes re-check against the same official source.
The real test at a glance
Current as of October 2026, from the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) — the Georgia Drivers Manual as published at dds.georgia.gov (2023–2024 edition, the edition this bank was built from) and the DDS / Georgia.gov Class CP permit pages. Your state’s handbook and agency are the authority — if anything here differs from them, they are correct.
| Licensing agency | Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) |
| First license step | Class C Instructional Permit (Class CP) — Georgia’s learner’s permit |
| Knowledge exam | Two parts, given walk-in at every DDS Customer Service Center: Road Signs and Road Rules |
| Questions / passing standard | 20 questions per part; correctly answer 15 out of 20 to pass each part |
| Test / permit fee | $10.00 — paid prior to testing, and prior to every testing attempt |
| Minimum age — Class CP | 15 years old |
| Handbook | Georgia Drivers Manual (DDS) |
- You must pass both parts. DDS describes the knowledge exam as two components drawn from the manual: a Road Signs test (identify signs, signals, and markers — given in English only) and a Road Rules test (driver responsibility, laws, and safe driving practices). The pass mark is the same for each: 15 out of 20.
- Retakes run on a ladder. Per the manual: after a first failure you wait until the next day to retake the failed portion; after a second or subsequent failure you wait 7 days. The $10 fee is due before every attempt, and if any part is failed no refund is issued — so walk in ready for both parts the first time.
- Under 18, bring your school and your signer. Georgia requires proof of school enrollment for under-18 applicants, and a parent, legal guardian, or responsible adult must sign the application (and can revoke the permit before you turn 18). Once issued, the Class CP is valid for up to 2 years, and you drive only with a licensed Class C driver age 21 or older seated beside you.
How the practice maps to the real test
The set follows Georgia’s handbook sections. Work through a section in the handbook, then practice that section here; finish with mixed sets drawn from across the handbook, the way the real knowledge test mixes topics.
| Handbook section (bank label) | Practice questions |
|---|---|
| Section 7 — Signs, Signals, and Markings | 70 |
| Section 5 — Traffic Laws | 62 |
| Section 1 — General Licensing Information | 32 |
| Section 2 — Obtaining a License, Permit or Identification Card | 26 |
| Section 10 — Losing Your Driving Privileges | 26 |
| Section 9 — Sharing the Road | 24 |
| Section 8 — Safety Guidelines | 22 |
| Section 3 — Testing Information | 14 |
| Section 6 — Teen Driving Laws | 11 |
| Section 11 — Crashes | 7 |
| Section 4 — Other Services and Information | 3 |
| Total — Georgia | 297 |
How to use it
- Join the notify list today. When the program opens, start with Georgia — not a neighboring state, and not a generic national set. State selection is the whole point of this program.
- Get Georgia’s current handbook first. Download or pick up the current edition of the Georgia Drivers Manual (Georgia Department of Driver Services) from Georgia DDS. It is the document your test is built from.
- Practice topic by topic. Work through the handbook sections in order using the map above. When a practice question surprises you, find that rule in your handbook and read the surrounding section, and read the explanation on the question.
- Then practice mixed. Once the sections feel familiar on their own, take mixed sets that pull from across the handbook, the way the real knowledge test does. A rule you only recognize inside its own chapter is not yet learned.
- Confirm your test-day facts from the state, not from practice sites. Before you go, check Georgia DDS’s official pages for the current question count, pass mark, minimum age, required documents, and fee. Those facts change, and your state’s agency is the only authority for them.
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Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Georgia knowledge exam, and what passes?
The exam has two parts of 20 questions each: Road Signs and Road Rules. Per the Georgia Drivers Manual, you must correctly answer 15 out of 20 questions to pass each part — you have to pass both parts.
How old do I have to be for a Georgia learner’s permit?
15 years old. Upon reaching age 15 you may apply for a Class C Instructional Permit (CP). Under 18, you also need proof of school enrollment and a parent, legal guardian, or responsible adult to sign your application.
How much does the Georgia permit test cost?
The test fee is $10.00, paid prior to testing. The manual is explicit: the fee must be paid prior to every testing attempt, and if any part of the test is failed, no refund will be issued.
What happens if I fail part of the Georgia knowledge exam?
After a first failure, you must wait until the next day before retaking the portion you failed; after a second or subsequent failure, you wait 7 days (manual, “Results of Pass/Fail”). Each new attempt requires the $10 fee again.
Where and when do I take the Georgia knowledge exam?
Knowledge exams are given on a walk-in basis at every DDS Customer Service Center statewide — but you must begin the written test at least 30 minutes prior to closing, so check your center’s hours before you visit. You will also pass a vision test as part of the permit process.
What can I drive on a Georgia Class CP permit?
Any Class C vehicle, only when accompanied by a person at least 21 years old who is licensed to drive a Class C vehicle, is fit and capable of exercising control over the vehicle, and is seated beside you. The permit is valid for up to 2 years. At 16, after holding it one year and one day, you may apply for the Class D license (road test required).
Are these the actual Georgia test questions?
No. Every PassProfessor practice question is original, written from the published Georgia Drivers Manual. The state does not publish its live test questions, and we never use actual test items or another provider’s bank. DDS offers its own practice tests on its website as well — ours is independent practice built from the same manual.
Is this practice really free?
Yes. This Georgia set is part of PassProfessor’s free Driver’s License Practice Tests program in the Free Practice hub. There is no price for the practice tests themselves. The notify form only signs you up to be emailed when the program opens; it is not a purchase. (The $10 DDS test fee is Georgia’s, charged by DDS when you test — it is not a PassProfessor charge.)
When will the Georgia practice set be available?
The bank is complete, and the program opens as the catalog expands. Join the notify list on this page and we will email you when it opens. It will be free when it opens.
What should I study besides practice questions?
The Georgia Drivers Manual, cover to cover — the manual states the exam questions pertain to topics discussed in the manual. Use the section map on this page: start with Section 7 (signs, signals, markings) and Section 5 (traffic laws), then read the manual sections behind any question you miss.
Disclaimer
PassProfessor is an independent exam-preparation provider. This program is practice only: it is not driver education, provides no education credit, does not satisfy any Georgia driver-education or training requirement, and is not affiliated with the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) or any other Georgia agency. All practice questions are original, written to Georgia’s published driver handbook; they are not actual test questions. Your state’s current handbook and licensing agency govern your test — if anything here differs from them, they are correct.